Wasting Food

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Where is food waste a problem?

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Why is food waste a problem?

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How is food waste created on farms?

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What can you do at home to reduce food waste?

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What is Nithin Parthasarathy doing to help solve the problem of food waste?

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Based on the first article, how does food waste contribute to global warming?

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.At the beginning of the first article, the author gives examples of food that ______.

• students enjoy eating

• is grown on farms

• gets thrown out in school lunchrooms

• looks weird

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According to the first article, American farmers trash about ______ of fruits and vegetables a day.

• 10,000 pounds

• 1 million pounds

• 10 million pounds

• 10 million tons

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You can buy produce at a ______ store.

• clothing

• grocery

• jewelry

• pet

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At the end of the first article, why does the author suggest putting older food at the front of your fridge?

• You will remember to eat it.

• It will stay fresher in the front.

• You’ll get used to seeing weird-looking food.

• You’ll remember to throw it out.

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